Recreational Vehicles (RV) are the best way to take a weekend trip and go camping. Whether your RV is a pull behind camper or a driver driven camper, it requires energy to provide you all comforts of a home while you are on the road. Given the fact that electricity hooks are common and may blotch your trip, the idea of solar installations seems rather leveraging. They will allow more independence in creating home comforts and also save fuel.
Except for the initial cost of solar installations, your camper and batteries will get charged from the warmth of the sun. There are different solar power kits available and each differs in its wattage and size; you can choose the one that fits your needs the best. It will consist of solar panels and also the mount on which the panels will rest.
The general problem with RV’s is that for their power needs they may not get access to a power outlet. In this case a generator will have to be installed, but even that may run out of fuel and of course the noise they produce, is pinching to the ears, cutting down on all pleasure you expected from being outdoors.
Therefore, keeping the above account in mind, it is proved that not only will solar installations be a green solution for economizing the use of fuel, but they will also be a rescuer through times when power supply gets cut off. If budget allows you can further enhance the efficiency of renewable energy by installing a Solar Power Ventilator, specially designed for smaller quarters.
Via: Cometcamper
